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keep son in current school in NY?
I am moving out of my son's current school district..my son's dad and I have joint custody and I have placement with dad having visitation per court doc.
Can I keep my son in his current school district and transport him without paying tuition? Where I would be working would make more sense rather than change schools.. would this give dad more leverage if he wanted to go get placement?
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- LaurieLv 74 years ago
You are required to attend school in the district in which you live unless you get permission to do otherwise from the school district where you want him to attend. Make sure you go about it legally, because schools can (and some have) sue you for the tuition if they find out -- such as if your ex reports you.
If you want him to stay in his current school district, and that is where you work, why are you moving. Doesn't make sense.
